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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-25
A GAY GATHERING
AT oERMANrA HALL LAST NIGHT.
Rehearsal of the -Four Wheeling Singing
Societies which are to Take Part in tho
Zig Pittsburgh smugerfest Next
Month, Followed by a Commerce.
The Germania, Msennerchor, Beethoven

The GermRnia, Maennerchor, Beethoven
and Mozart singing societies Of this city
are to take part next month in great
bezIrk srngeyiest at Pittsburgh, They
have been rohesrsipg the music to be rem
dsTed there for saVers! weekp, aud have
gotit down pretty fine, Yesterday Prof.
RothleIer, Of Allegheny, arrived in the
city on tour OF examination. He is the
official inspector, 90 to speak, sent out by
the local COMMITTEES at Pittsburgh, to ex-
anime the different societies here IS to
their fitness to take part.
He heard the different societies cling,
and expressed his pleasure at their pro-
fclency. With the record Wheeling has
made at such great s,eug9rlests az thoOe ct
Buffalo and Milwaukee, IL Is q mere MAJ
ter OF form 10 examine them, Ot course
Prof, Rothlaeder'sTeport is not yet known
but 1t is sats 10 predict that 1t will DO lav'
Orabte.
Alter the four eooieties had sung the
passages in the ChGruses selected by. the
Professor, q grand social was given by the
members in honor Of thglr distinguished
visitor. A substantial lunch was served,
and imprOmptu speeches were made by
Messrs. Fred O. Arbeuz, Julius LOhse,
Henry Meyer, Louis Hartong, Louis FuhrI
Charles X, Bahler, Pr9i. Neaer, Hen
Winder, Of the FOlksb'au, 9. B. Hart Of
the IETELLIGENCER, Jacob Nunge, William
MuegGe and others. The time was spent
in the io!liest sort Of u way,
The big orchestra at the Pittsburgh
sSsngArteat, by the way, will bo led by
Prof. ZItteIbsrt, well known here.
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MARTINS FERRY,
ASSIGNMENTS CorTcctcd-Nntural Gus. 1.-THE
News,

A ,,,,r,n,,,, I,,,,-,,o,,,I N.,t,,rnI D,,, O,Ln,
S'"'NAS'''s S''' N'''"- ga N''"
News.
Col & w MItcholl Is able 10 no out Apain
- I,,v I1'.'.r,,.
A. nc luuG'al OF ,i.e my JneS W. u'ay AAea PIACc
'hs morning Ut u'"s ''"'A'
The Buckeye gasSwotEs closes down the middle
Oh next Mcc& ioF INC summer supp
Rev John GRAY, OF View Concord Is IN the city at.
tcAdlng the funeral Of his father, James ", Gray.
Mr.. If bremen is having his rcsldurue nt the
head of Walnut street rebuilt, The lorner ono be.
o., 80. De-, n It,,.,,,.o.,,,,, a. .,,
r hst M % tiVtH ioI Wy
Iiheu aVn,3 'ci iul1 P'VPa'"'OII !"
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A SeIt-EVidGnt Proposition !
HOT. ISN'T 1T?

Oh, yes we know him. We in contact with him every.
were stores in Offices and the street. at intervals OF about five
minutes OF whom are writing! Why the man WhOmOpping
query, "HOT ISN'T IT" and never waits for answer.
By the way did notice how differently the hot weather
acts upOn diverse natures mankind classify Them us
menSe with the genus dude" he has positively for hot
ones SELF We knaW and to have allure the high O pawcty
atwOOus Take aud the heat lrritate him tine
planning uuder all circumstances and n all weaer and he thinks
tho world coming to an end when we have hot spells but perhaps
aggerate our terrestrial heat into pemOnOn the heat Of HIS
future world Perhaps tho man who takes the tOd weather most
phOsOphcaly tho who suffers most from itte fat e
lis jolly under all circumstances,
But that enough chatter about human nature asaCted upon by
the heat Our business Is to alleviate your Segs by supplying
you with the LighteSt and Coolest I hin Clothing.
We have every kind of Thin Underwear, Novelties NeCkwear
and the largest line Of shirts In Wheeling.
For those approaching the genuine article have POngee Coats
and Vests.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-25
MANUTACTUnING NOTES.
Mention from the Factories aud Mills Of til
NlClniiY,

Mention from the Factories aud Mills Of tho
Vicinity.
This Wheeling steel plant closed down
Tuesday evening.
The LaBelle mill 10 working right along
in all departments.
MCMeChen'g factory Ia on full and turn.
ing out about 100 pUCkGgea Of rsBpberries
per day.
President Scott, OF tho Central Glass
Company, reports bUainCas much better
than last month.
The Dithridge Flint Glass Company
removes from Martins Ferry to New
brighton, Pa, on August frat.
A portion OF the nail machines in the
Belmont factory were obliged to lay oil On
account Of the shortage Of steel.
The Nail City Lantern Works, on
Water street, il so pushed with orders
that 1t is running night and day.
The .E,na mill is still running full time.
One Saturday III tons Of guide and bar
iron, MI made since ThuvGdOy, were
shipped.
1t ia probable thai tho Watt Mining
Gar Wheel Company, at BaneBville, will
shut down to-day for an indefinite period.
They are rushOd with orders, but are un.
able to got coke, owing to the strike.
About forty men will be thrown out Of
work.
3, The Monongnhela Manufacturing Con-
pSny, OF Monongahela City, Pa, has Just
completed ono hundred pipe trucks Tor
Carnegie, Phipps 4 Co.,, Of Pittsburgh,
that arc TO DO used in fitting up the new
pipe works being built by the Riverside
Company at Benwood,
The Laughlin mill Is shipping nails as
fast as they arc cut. There has boon an
unusually big rush for nails Of all sizes at
this factory the past two weeks, especially
small ones. The feeders have lost Consid-
cradle time thia week on RCCount Of the
insufficient supply OF plate.
Several large orders have recently beon
received by the Elson glass works, which
is still running to it's fullest capacity. Mr..
A. ]. Smith, the only salesman employed
by the EIsoy, has done very little travel.
ing the past eight months, on account Of
orders coming in 80 freely by mail.
Atthe Buckeye glaos works business ia
still good with encouraging prospects, for
the future. Tho season has been very
prosperous one and tho management Is
vel. pleased over it, Only ono furnace,
the large fifteen pot one, has been in use,
but this has always worked to perfection,
and turned out a large amount Of ware,
very little Of which will be left uusold
when the bars are drawn.
AT the Standard mill full time is being
made. Mr.. Vim. Hilton, Of one Of the
sheet mills, who hRH been BiCk with ty.
phoid lever for come weeku, has been
taken 10 his home near Youngstown and
iG getting along nicely. A handsomepurg
ia being raised for him. Edward Wright,
q sheet roller, who has been working at
Newport, is working in this mill,
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AEour PEOpLE.
Strangers In tho Clty aud Wheeling Folks
AbTOHu,

Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad,
Mr., W. M. BOUCHER leaves this morning
for a short visit to Cleveland, Ohio.
Mr.. 7. Hammond, Of Weiluburg, was
regiRtered at the Howell house yesterday.
Ex.PreGident W. X. PendIotou OF Beth.
any College, was in the city again yester'
day.
Mr., Louia Topper, editor Of the HOlkS.
blalt, is oil on short business Trip to Gin
Cinnati.
Miss Sadie Rogerson, one OF Mounds.
yille'a popular ladic0, is rus!Icating at Daer
Park, Nd.
Mrs. W, E, skinner, Of Cleveland, Ohio,
is visiting Mrs. W. NJ. BOUCHER, North
Market street.
Nrs. Laura McSwords, OF Paoio, Kansas,
ia whiting her sister, Mrs. Granville Gray,
Of South Wheeling.
CLERK Z, B. Woods, OF tho Board OF
County Commissioners, was too indis.
posed 10 he ut his post ri duty yesterday,
and mis- office was closed,
Hon. B. f. Martin, Of Grafton, William
G. Norley, EGqp Of klugwood, aud Mr..
O. Il. Hutchinson, ot Fsrmontr were at
the Mcclure house yeDierdRy.
Mr.. Ed, s, Norton, proprietor Of the
Hotel Hnrfofd, Canton, formerly propri.
ptor Of the Mcclure house Of this city, ar
rived here yesterday Oh short business
and pleasure visit,
Csp,, H. ]. Carpenter and wife, Of Gin
dnnaLi, are AZ tho StRmm house. Capt.
Carpenter Is in command OF the Govern
mgnt dledge boats now at work on tho
ba, at the mouth Of Wheeling creek.
Captain Holland, popular conductor
on the Ohio River road, stole q march on
his friends Wednesday evening by taking
unto himself bride. The lady WAS Miss
Clara MCCue, who until recently occupied
u ClsriCaI position in Snfel's dry goods store.
Mr.. Friend NJ. Weaver, Guernsey
county, Ohio, boy, is at the Stamm House,
Mr. Weaver Ia g member OF the Miller,
Stow Il freeman Circus Company.
Though comparatively new to the ring he
has considerable repute as clown, and
viii BIZ fomcmbered here RB q fine banjo
performer aud voCaliat, having appeared
last with al g. Fields operate mipatrah
Lieut. lansing H. BoaCn, u. s. A., II
XIQcsviIle, attached to the office Of Col.
w. Il. Merrill, the tAiCor III charge Of i'm.
proyementB slong tho Ohio, with head.
quartera at Cincinnati, ID a. tbs Stsmm
huuse. He is here for the purpose Of in
spHCting the work being done by the Gov
ernment dredgc boats. The Lieutenant is
accompanied by his brother, Mr.. Harry ?,
r1vn' If' Siicar'1: ..,.'s"-..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-25
A PLEASANT nor


Given by City Society People mt NIT. belle.
view Last Night.
A hop was given at Mount Belleviow
hotel, out the National road, last night by
number OF Wheeling society men. 1t
was a. complimentary affair in honor Of
the several ladies from other cities who
are visiting here at this time, and was
one OF the most charming affairs Of the
kind ever given at the plaza. The night
was Delightfully."- cool aud made dancing
u positive pleasure. The music WAS fur.
nlBhed by Kramer and was Of course all
that could DO desiFed, adding much to the
enjoyment of the occasion. Everything
was nicely arranged and every one Of the
merry asnsmblago WAS thoroughly plCaGsd
with the affair. R4ireshments were pro.
Yided. Nearly all from the city went out
and came back on a special train on the
Elm Grove line.
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KILLED ON THE TRACK
FATAL ACCIDENT Ar DENwooD


A cad and shocking accident occurred
on the Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad track
just below Benwood yesterday morningst
s O'Clock, by which an aged and estimsble
lady, well-knowR and generally respected
In the community, came to her death,
Atthe hour named Mrs, Graft, widow Of
thelate Samuel Craft and mother Of Rev. S.
B. Craft, the pastor OF the Church Of God,
or Winebrennsrian Church, Of Benwood,
was walking along by the side Of the
track, when a passing trsin approached.
She tlIst stepped further from the track,
but ss she looked at the train and saw
that it WAS an unusually long ons and
moving slowly, 80 that come time must
elapse before it passed, she seemed to
change her mind end resolve to cross in
front olit. She made Il sudden dash to
cross tho track, but her feet slipped on the
loose gravel, and she tottsrsd. just then
the engine struck her and hurled her
some distance. As che fell, her head
struck the corner Of one end Of cross lie
and she wGs instantly killed, Her body
was not musilRted in the leGst.
Under the circumstances the accident
could not be- iureseen, and nobody can be
blamed.
Mrs. Craft was 63 years old, Der fun
eral will take place tomorrow from hel
cons residence.
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LOCAL nREvITIEs.
Matters Of SIIuor Moment Ia and About
tho OliY,

the C,iy,
DAVE GAITLRY was run Ia by Officer
Desmond yesterday, 1.-THE old mans
drunk again"
WILLIAM O'BmRN, plain drunk, was
sent to the hill for thirty days from the
police court yesterday,
Tux river at this point Ia falling, with q
depth oil feet inches in the channel
according to last nights marks.
The Shirley Ia running in the ST, Law
ranCs'a trade between Cincinnati and
Msysville this week, and will not make
her usual trip,
JOSEPH REAss was yesterday appointed
administrator with the will annexed OF
Matthew ReRss, deceased, aud gave bond
in the sum OF 5000, with William Spears
as surety,
WILLIAM LOWRY, who WAS so badly
beaten up by his wife night before last,
and then arrested by Officer TrusChel, was
discharged by Judge Jeiiera yesterday,
when aFraigned in the police court.
A MAN who gave his name as John
Gitem" tried to work the detective racket
on the keepers Of Second ward houses Of
Ill fame last evening and get free beer,
lnetead, he got locked up by Officer
Watson,
TIE Island Hose company washed out
the seWer at JonRthaua Tavine yesterday
morning at the request Of the Board Of
PuhEie Works, saving that body the outlay
Of $50 for necessary digging and hauling
away Of the debris.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to
record deed made April II, by Isaiah
Cook and wife to Andrew NJ. Cook, in
consideration Of 500, for s acres and g
poles OF the Chgpline farm in Liberty dis.
trict alao one deed OF trust
| AMAN named Archy Perry, member
Of the deck crew Of the Sam Brown, GLAZING
to have been robbed OF $40 by his fellow
deCkhaudB Thursday night. He was ar.
rNlgned in police court yesterday morning
RB plain drunk, but Was dismissed.
J0E GARDNER, youngster ten years Of
Rge, fell oil the elevator ut Bodley's Wagon
Works yesterday afternoon, alightinq
with considerable force on the ground
floor u feet below. The boy escaped
withs few painful bruises about the head
and body.
THE union picnic OF the public schools
Ut Wheeling Park yesterday WIS largely
attended by both pupils and their friends
The day was most pleasantly spent in pure
iun-R holiday which this boys and tgirlE
have well earned by their faithful stten'
ton to THAR school dutiea.
Ara meeting of a special committee OIL
tho County Commissioners yesterday, II
was resolved to Hsk the city 10 "go haIyeTs
on a fire brick pavement for the area in
the rear of the Public Building, 1t il
proposed to tear dowa the high board
lsnGs and let the pavement extend the
full width OF tho alley, an improvement
much needed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-25
ATTORNEY 0ALnwELL's DEATH

ATTORNEY CALDWELL's DEATH,
Action Of the Hancock County Bar on
ThuTsdHy,
A meallng OF the membsrG Of the bar
OF Hancock county, was held at New
Cumberland in the office OF the clerk Of
the Circuit Court on Thursday, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, to take action in regard to
tho death Of George W. Caldwell, Esq, oil
that bar.
James G. Marshall, Esq, was called on
to preaide, and Frank W. Stewart, clerk
OF the Circuit Court, to act az aecretsry,
Hon. John Il, Donshoo, ]. II, Atkinson
and W. ]. Hut were appointed a com.
mittee to drRft paper expressive OF the
sentiments oil the meeting, The COM
mittco reported tho following:
Having heard with heartfelt emotions
OF tho sudden and checking death by
aCCident, occurring on Tuesday evening,
tbs 2lst inst, Of George W. Caldwell, an
eminent and beloved member OF our bar,
We take this mode and occasion OF testify.
ing our profound respect for his memory
and our deep sorrow at bis distreahIng and
untimaly deCease.
He was lawyer and advocate Of a
rank OF ability 60 high that it vas uni
versslly felt aud acknowledged by the
public, M 1t was felt and known by rs,
his brotherg OF the bar. His character
and worth as Citizon OF the State were
Of the highest order, for he was fearless
earnest and Incorporating in hia Gd-
yocacy Of what he believed to be right,
and ID the discharge Of every public duty.
He was Of unblemIshed private life, dc.
voted lover Of his home, and ConspiCu.
ouply illustrates the virtues Of friend and
reighboE
On motion 1t WAS resolved that the
newspapers Of this judicial district be re-
suested to publish these proceedings, and
that the secretary Of this meeting BIZ d.
reCled to furnish copy Of the same to
the family Of the deCgaaed, and We hereby
tender our warmest sympRthies to the
wife and children Of our deceased brother.
Ex-senator Fowler, Of Tennessee, was
present and teatiGed to the dsCeRBed's
noble character in youth, and short adj
dresses were madO by Johu A. Campbell,
John Il. DonehOo and J. IL. Atkinson.
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sg,8pccIll attonlIon given % Custom Malo sh


PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 2i,-Flour dull and
weak. Wheat moderately active and lower; No,
July SiJ6aS5C: August SlAaSikC; September HS6a
$40, Corn. spot steady; futures qul7ti No, .
high mixed 4bhgG; No, mixed I5ISG; No. 2
mixed June 4IGiiHC; July 4iAIiISC; August Ash
AiGC; September 4G14ai74C, Oats, spot steady; No,
mixed 3lMa3i76Gi No Swhlte $3.50: No, gwhite
37}$C; futures quiet but steady; No white juno
37R37AC; July 87a37I&C; August &3Ea3i1sc; sep
TENDER 3Esa3}5Gc Lard quiet refined 7Iba7 Soc;
steam G Statistic. Butter dull and weak; creamery
extra l7RlSCi western factory l2AliC Eggs dull
and unsettled western frits TIC. Cheese duit and
weak Ohio flats 6LaSC,
CHICAGO, juno Observation-Disclosures 1900 head 3;
shipments 1900 head market steady; shipping
StceTs 50 2lRi 30; EtOckes and feeders 81 bOa3 co.
cows, bulls aud mixed 81 A0a3 "; Texas cattle 81 Is
a. 30 Hogs Receipts Is 900 head shipments 5000
head market strong closing weak; rough and
mixed q 70a5 %; packing and shipping 81 9OR5 10;
light 81 7Oab 90; ERips So URI ", shCGp-Re eiptB
4COO head; shipments none; market steady:
natives % 75Gi 2 western 81 4Qa3 75 Texans So 10
GS SO; lambs si Goat CO.
CINCINSATI o., June 2l.-FOur quiet. Wheat
nominal; No, rcd 77R7SC; receipts ,0CO bushels
shipmenB 7,U0 bushels. Corn firm: No 2 mixed
3QC, Oats ilIm; No. mixed 20I1c. Rye dull and
lower; No. q G0xC. Provisions steady and uu
changed, Whisky In fair demand sales $50 barrels
OF finished goods on basis OF 81 Oj, Butter easier
sugar firm. Eggs hrmGr at llkc, Cheese easier;
small fine VGlOC
CINCIEEATI O., June 2i-IIogs active and firm I;
common ard light 90 SSa4 Q5 pack lug and butchers
81 5Oab 90. receipts $50 head shipments $50 head
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A 0ood Inn 90 lhC l,Ince.

Since lhetcaignatlon Of Mr., NJ, +. Strong,
General Division Freight Agent Of tho
Pennsylvania OompRnyS lInOg, quito a
number Of applicants have appeared, do.
nirous OF securing ihs vacant situation,
The buBinoOs men and people In general,
over tho river, express themselves warm.
" In favor Oi tho appointment Of Mr., j.
Il, Trueman, OF bridgeport TO Gil he po'
alton formerly held by Mt. Strong. MI
Ttnpnsn has been In tho aervice OF tho
q, K i, Company ior number OIL years,
and A more worthy, accommodating, cour.
teoug and competent gentleman could not
saaily bp found. During Mt. Ttuemnh'O
ionr and faithful service for the q. d 7,
Company, he has made hoels OF ttlende,
Who arc eagOr and ANTIQUE TO SEQ him ap'
pointed TO OIL tho responsible polltIOn
vacant
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A plrrsnpRGn sQuEALER.



Anxious to Buck tho Tiger, but loses ana
Gives It Away.
Yesterday q man named W. II, Slroy
came here from Pittsburgh, and while he
WAS being shaved in barber shop on
Sixteenth street, he asked the barber II he
could tell him where there was gambling
room. The barber finally showed him
to q gambling place at 1919 Market
street, wheIe the stranger was so
anxious to play that game was
gotten up for his bsneat. His intention
was probably to break the bunk, but II
would not work that way. Ho lost; lie
claims 5+o- was~biu%n-- I'M but othefs say
no lost but $40. Then he wont TO Squire
Dlvis'B office and ewOro out warrant for
the supposed prOpriRtOrs, but % one OF
them wsg not In tho city, another man
In the room was arrested. On.
cor Shorts, Of othe"Gity' police force,
was dspulised to aBsiss in the raid.
Squire DAviU, Officer Shorts and ConBta.
bic Love entered tho plaOo, arrested tho
proprietors and sOiS9d a faro layout and q
stud poker table. Officer West was posted
10 BentinBl OH the furniture, which was
piled on the pavement opposite the So.
loon. A crowd OF about five hundred
people gathered in q minute or 80, and II
waa oil the police could do to keep tho
HldewalkB GleNr. The two propriOtorB
were bonnd over to court and tho tulni'
tuto taken to the sUulre'B Office.
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The stockholders Of the Bellaire Nail Works hold
special meeting this afternoon.
Miss Maud BgelOw, OF Grand Island, Nebraska
Is visiting her cousin, Miss Fleda Mercer,
The Ct'Ieus committee has good many bricks
marked with theif chalk crosses rs detective.
Rev. Il. Al Eaton, Of Washington Pa, will preach
two sermons tomorrow In the second PrGsby terrain
Church.
The sidewalks being put down along NOOlCStrOet
are below the ktIeet and the city Will he compelled
TO do some gading,
william s. Fields and Miss Katie WeSllug were
married BY Rev X, +, Keller aud have Kept the
matlOr aseCfut for some days.
band OF wOriman who Rte painting the tall
stacks ut the steel works, siung from the tops BY
ropes, were formerly sEllOfh, but for Some years
have followed tnIs business regularly,
Rev. X. +. KcCer has gone to MGGdvllle, Pa, to
AttGnd the commencement OF Allegheny College,
Of which he il one OF the Board Of Control Rev.
Aaron GoOdirtcnd VIII preach OH Sunday at The
N. L, Church.
Mr, Beardsey, an agent Of the New York owners
Of the ttrcrt railway has been hero TO sec just what
the property IL liQ tGOmed surprised 10 sec the
road SO far gone and thiuks stops will be taken To
rebuild The road and furnish new cars How sOOu
this Ia done Will no doubt depend on how much
the city is In earnest about compelling attention TO
It's orders,
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A MnEELING CONVICT


Attacks Guard at tho POnItentInry, Whose
Life Is Saved by Prisoner.
This weeks issue Of the Moundsville
Herald contains the following: Las!
week a desperate convict in the West
Virginia penitentiary attempted to take
the lie OF ono Of the foremen. The con.
viCGs name Is Joseph Chambers and he
workB in No. 9 wagon shop, Of which F.
Maxwell ID foreman. Chambers atruck
Mr.. Maxwell fearful blow in the face
and then drew a terrible knife and was
Nbout to carve him, but WAS prevented by
the timely appearance Of a lifetime con-
viCL named John Maley, who threw him
self between the two men just in time to
prevent Maxwell from receiving q death
blow from the despetadn'a knife,
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FOR Said.

Building Sites on Nineteenth street al Si7 50 x
front loot will sell 20 feet, or any number Of icCL
from 20 feet 70 $40 feet,
Lot south Of No. 1901 EoEI street. Price $1,000.
front. Price o. 100.
81. Acre farm four rOomrd hOwOd log house.
GOOD gfAnefy COfnClb btAblO orchard Of 100 trees,
mead OI Proctor creek, tCvCn miles from Proctor
station, on Ohio River hRlltoad can DO bought
Tor 800.
one VI tho most desirable ard substantial rtsl-
donooA Within the city situated OH northeast cor.
ngr 81 ChRpllne aud Fourteenth streets house
NUMBERED 1870 ChRplinO street; tho lot fronts %
feet Op uhapllng street Terms Of payment, easy,
unb'hilh cash, balance ID equal ANNUAL payments
WIN interest payable annually Fifteen yeam
No lao Twelfth street, iull lot, 90 by 100 feet
lt00mgt house on front, iOOmed house on
A desirable resldeuCA Al Beech Bottom, on the
line Of tho r. ". & Ky, Railroad, " mllCs from
property.
No "a North Front street, ground fronting 60 ioOt
And running back an equal width 10 river,
No. 49, BOlth Penn siiCCL, 4 tiG tOUfned frame
house With stone foundation aud basement, wash.
room, collar and coal house; GROUND fronting W
iogi, running back 10 ioet PhCO, Il,G0O,
Lot No. lT southwest OOinGt VI Virginia and
South YORK street,, with part Of lot No 100, Ia all
fronting 0, feet on Virginia street and 40 foot On
South York street
No. 10 sixteenth street. on lnl ROOr Il dininga
iOOtn klbhon, panty, wAth'h Otig aud coal houses
second hOOr Ii two rooms and hall tIifd floor,
lhFOe rooms aud hall AluiE0od attic, Illuminating
va throughout, water OIL hnt and third nOOfA =
bldo enhance ground ~ logl trout running back
q loei can now 30 bought l0f SLIGO
Hone, liAtntaA aud bpTlng Wagon lot Tj,
JAMES n. HENRY,
Heal Estate Agent Collector and Notary Public,
Jo9 nIgicE No iGll MAWRET III.